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VOLUME 18-NUMBER 10
THURSDAY, JUNE 8,1978
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8th GRADE GRADUATION
Pictured above is David Reid, Suzanne Blais and Heidi Degner after receiving their Sth Grade Diplomas. -
Wedncsdav. May 31, at 7:30 pm graduation ceremonies were held at the Huntley Elementary Shcool lor 62 students.
ReLugtiition was given to Valedictorian, Heidi Degner and Salutatorian, Suzanne Blais. Gloria Christensen played the processional and Luann Lamz presented r. solo rendition of "A Time For Us" to the graduating class.
American Legion Awards were presented to Heidi Degner and Bob Livingston, by Bob Schultz. American Legion Pres¬ ident, Second Division.
Larry Lincoln. Principal, pre¬ sented the class and Boatd of Education members. Walter Pupich. Richard Spears and Nancy Livingston awarded the diplomas.
LcRoy Marks. Superintendent presented the class welcome. GoUowing the ceremonies, Dav¬ id Keid offered the benediction, and the assembled audience stood as Gloria Christensen played the Recessional.
Laura Ann Cutrer, Heidi Eliz¬ abeth Degner, Diane L. Dittrich, Norman L. Ebert, T^mmy Sue Englert, Dale Richard Erath, Carol Marie Ernesti, Christine Rae Foerster, Richard C. Goer¬ iitz, Leslie Anne Grau. Michael G. Grechis. Sandra L. Haffer¬ kamp. Patricia Kathleen Hamb lin, John W. Harmon, Thomas Hight, Susan L. Hopkins, Stacy Lynn Hulke, Karen Luise Isen¬ hart. Kim Kearns, Ted Koppie, Mary Ann Lang, Robert S. Livingston, Curtis E. Looney, Russell A. Lovins, Raymond P. Lunaburg. Stephen J. McKen- /ic. Colby E. Manley. James D. Marks. William Joseph Martin. Michael Musgrave, J. Tyler Newton, Matthew Lewis Oliver, Susan Parker. Joseph John Pecoraro. Merri Lee Peterson, Christopher John Pupich, Chad Duane Reeves. David Eric Reid, Lorric B. Resh. Steven W. Reynolds, Crystal Roberts, Paul C. Schult/. Patrick J. Schweig¬ er, Regina Anne Seiler, Ilene Skytte, John H. Spears. John M. Staab, Bruce Stark, Danielle J. Stolldorf, Darrell Matthew Strociek, Susan M. Tures. William R. Weirich, Russell H. Weltzien, Richard H, Wenzel. Daniel G. Ziller. Jr., and Mark
Mcmebcrs of the Sth Grade Graduating Class were:
Kathy Lynn Akerman. Brett D. Barren. Suzanne Renee Blais. Penny Sue Brandmire. Krista   Brandwein.   Lisa   S. A. Ziller.
Bratton. Regina Marie Budwick, '
TWO HUNTLEY  GIRLS  WIN NURSING SCHOLARSHE
POLICE DEPARTMENT BIKE RODEO
Nine scholarships--the most ever awarded in one year--have announced today by Mrs. Har¬ old Schmidt, chairman of the scholarship committee of the Woman's Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. Woodstock.
The recipients will receive the $500 a year scholarships for as many years as their planned education  in  health  care  of
medically related fields of service requires, Mrs. Schmidt said.
Three of the scholarships are for four years, four are for three years and two are for two years. Mrs. Schmidt said counting the 13 now in training from scholar¬ ships awarded earlier, 22 people will be receiving scholarship assistance from the Women's Auxiliary scholarship program. Continued on Back Page
I'd like lo take this opportunitv to thank all the community businesses that helped make the bicycle registration a success this year. A Thank you to the Budwick family for donating their time to help. A thank you to Dec's Green Diamond for all the donuts they sent and the Cubs game ticket they so generously donated. And a special thanks to everyone of you who came out to register your bikes. See you all again next year!
If there are still people who would like to get their bikes registered, please stop by the Police Station any time. Bring your bike and I'll he glad to get if registered for you.
Richard Ptak Chief of Police
The Bike registration winners were as follows:
Ralph Peters - bike: Carl Frank - box seat ticket to Cubs game
Others who won bike accessoiies were:
Shelley Ray. Lee Cramsey. David Smith. Paul Eisenmenger, Matt manning. Penny Goers. Joe Hill. Angie Doty. Ricky Lange, Jimmy Reed. John Goers. David Erath, Bob Ellsworth. Cindy Veath. Kim Looney, Vicki Peters. Vince Budwick. Jerry Roberts and Mandy Barton.
SENIOR CITIZEN GARAGE SALE
June 10th
9:30 AM tiU ?
DOWNTOWN PARK
VILLAGE BOARD MINUTES
The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held on June Ist, 1978 at 8:00 P.M. in fhe Board Room of the Village Hall.
Those present were President Enstrom,  Trustees  Ackman. Frank. Mercer, Lohneis. Eisenmenger and Stroupe. Also attending were Attomey Caldwell, Village Engineer Schwegel.  Percy Swanson and Mar\in   Radloff.   as   W'ell   as James Dhamer of the Planning C oiiimissioii,
Ihc first order of business was the presentation of the minutes for the Mav 4ih Federal Revenue Sharing meeting and the minutes of thr regular meeting of Ma\ -Ith. There being no additions nor correc lions. Ihey stiK)d approved a>. presented.
The financial reports wert discussed in detail. Trustee Stroupe made a motion to approve of the reports, subject to correcting discrepancies in some of the funds. Motion seconded by Trustee Frank and upon roll '. I(. all trustees votei' aye and the motion carried.
The bills were then discusscii h\ (he Board and a nioiiun »a made   by   Irustee   Ackman seconded by Trustee Eisenmenger. lo approve the payment of same   all  trustees voted aye,  motion carried and the Ckrk was  directed to  pay them
The  Pinecrest Country Club liquor license transfer was the next    order    of    business. President Enstrom presented Mr. James Huseman of Huseman Enterprises, Inc., who' will 'h' purchasing the establish¬ ment, cffeciive July I,  1978. Irustee Ackmai made a motion lo grant the transfer of liquor license to the new ownt   as of July   1.   1978.   seconded   by, Trustee Stroupe    Upon roll call, all trustees \i;,,d aye,  motion carried, and the President will handle the transfer. '
The  Board  acknowledged  a thank    you    note    that    was received from Elden Pfaff to the; President and Board MembersK and Police Dept.  during hisL operation of tavern business.
The  911   discussion  came before the meeting.    A motion, was made by Trustee Frank, seconded by Trustee Ackman, to have the village participate in the Lake-McHenry Law Enforcement Commission's area-wide  planning  effort- Upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried.   In the same line. Trustee Eisenmenger recommended that the village supplement funding   in   the   amount   of $250.00 to assist in the above. A motion  was made  by Trustee Frank to this effect, seconded by Trustee Eisenmenger.   After discussion, the roll noted as follows: Frank, aye; Lohneis, aye; Mercer, aye; Stroupe, nay; Ackman, aye; and Eisenmenger aye.
Motion carried and the Clerk was instructed to make a pay-out of $250.00 to the above.
President Enstrom then read a Continued on Inside Page